Archive of: 2025

At this point in the year we traditionally enjoy a review of the year in photographs by Emily Noakes and Caroline MacDonald, skillfully capturing the beauty of the East Neuk and their adventures beyond.

The Scottish Fisheries Museum is delighted to be one of 17 museum organisations across Scotland to share £862k through the Repair and Adaptation Fund awarded by Museums Galleries Scotland.

Finnish artist Riikka Palonen’s work magnificently reflects her immersion in the natural world and the cycles within it.

It is with deep sadness that we mark the passing of Sir Menzies Campbell, our President and a great friend to the Scottish Fisheries Museum.

In this 200th anniversary year of commercial rail travel in the UK, we take the opportunity to look at the wide-ranging impacts of these technologies on a particular industry – fishing

The featured exhibition for the first ever Fife Seaweed Festival, featuring works by artists from across the country.

Complementary exhibitions by Nick Domminney and Stéphane Abbt inspired by the sky, land and sea.

Discover the hidden history and complex legacies of colonial-era fisheries in Lake Malawi.

As part of a placement from the University of St Andrews, student Boowa Zarcone reflects on the images within the archives, particularly those by photographer Rosemary Galer.

Landscapes and landmarks familiar to many who live in or visit this lovely part of the world, peppered with more abstract work, still lifes and serene scenes from around Scotland.